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Southgerian Lifestyle is a Pan African Digital business and lifestyle magazine created for the promotion of businesses and brands one to another and the globe. Primarily to also contribute towards the need for collaboration amongst Africans across the continent. With the AFCFTA in place and now fully launched, there is no reason for Africans to delay in joint efforts for a better continent in control of its own economy. The Covid 19 pandemic also has become an opportunity for the digital platform to reach investors across the globe with one click of a button in showcasing relevant sectors, projects and brands eligible for investment.

SGL African Renaissance Editorials

Tucked away in the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies Lesedi Cultural Village, a vibrant tapestry of African cultures, traditions, and warmth. This editorial invites you to embark on a journey through the heart of our continent's heritage.

From Small-Town Dreamer to Industry Trailblazer In the heart of Kuruman, where the vast landscapes meet the melodies of culture, a young boy named Tumi Peter found himself drawn to music’s magnetic pull.

Romance scams have emerged as a major and growing concern, especially in the United States, where they have caused significant financial and emotional harm to countless victims.

Madam Speaker with Economic Development Magic in Her Hands In the heart of Mpumalanga, where scenic landscapes stretch from the Drakensberg mountains to the vibrant valleys of the Lowveld, one woman stands as a catalyst for change and progress: Ms. Makhosazane Christine Masilela. Known for her steadfast leadership and deep dedication to her community, Masilela has ascended the ranks of South African politics to shape Mpumalanga’s economic future.

In the heart of the Vaal Triangle lies the historic township of Sharpeville, a landmark that echoes the struggles and triumphs of South Africa’s past. It is here that 20-year-old. Palesa Notsi, the newly crowned Miss Culture South Africa, is making waves and redefining what it means to be a beauty queen.

I first met Zwelakhe Ngobese at the Mandela Sanctuary Hotel in Houghton, Johannesburg a place that carries both history and healing. It was a casual encounter that quickly became profound. There he stood, a young man from Duduza, humble yet luminous, his eyes carrying a quiet confidence that only true artists possess. When I saw his work, my breath caught. His paintings intricate, raw, and alive carried both the sorrow and the soul of Africa.

A native of Ode Remo in Ogun State, Nigeria, Adefaratoluwa Osindero Olutimehin is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Clevenard Group Worldwide, a multinational organization. Clevenard began as Clevenard Farm Foods Limited, a company focused on exporting Nigerian agricultural products to the United Kingdom. Despite offering premium items such as Clevenard Ofada Rice, Beans, and Moringa, we encountered major challenges in finding steady customers. This inspired me to explore innovative marketing approaches that could effectively promote African products to international audiences.

AWAA 2025 was more than just an award’s ceremony; it was a powerful statement on the importance of women parity and recognition. In a continent where women have historically been The African Women Achievers Awards (AWAA) and Summit 2025 was a resounding success, bringing together 100 exceptional women from across Africa.

A Visionary Diplomat and Ambassador Princess Stella Sigcau’s illustrious career as a diplomat in Asia, serving as Consul for South Africa in Hong Kong, exemplifies her nation’s trust in her exceptional leadership acumen and diplomatic prowess. Her tireless efforts to promote cross-cultural understanding, bilateral trade, and economic development have inspired a new generation of African leaders to pursue careers in global affairs.

In a continent brimming with potential, stories of persever-ance and passion continue to remind us of Africa’s great-est strength her people. Among them stands Bohlale M., a shining example of academic excellence, resilience, and faith in the transformative power of education. Through the Africa Youth Exchange Scholarship Program (AYESP), under the leadership and guidance of the Mole-boheng Matli Foundation (MMF), Bohlale embarked on a remarkable academic journey that took her to Christian Brothers University (CBU) in Memphis, Tennessee, USA. There, she embraced the opportunity to learn, grow, and represent the promise of a new generation of African women bold, brilliant, and purpose-driven.

Known to friends as Dr. Niyo, he embodies resilience, a man who has shattered barriers from his youth in Nigeria to his determined entry into South Africa’s medical sphere, all while maintaining an unwavering commitment to rural medicine, a cause close to his heart and central to his identity.

Zanzibar, renowned for its spice production, tourism, and marine ecosystem, stands as a gem in the Indian Ocean. The island produces an array of spices like cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper, earning it and the neighboring Mafia Islands the nickname "Spice Islands." This legacy of spice cultivation continues to drive its economy, adding a distinctive flavor to the island’s identity.

Imagine waking up to the sound of the ocean waves gently lapping against the shore, the scent of fresh sea air filling your room, and knowing you’re about to embark on a holiday like no other. This is the beginning of your stay at Hotel Verde Zanzibar – Azam Luxury Resort & Spa, where paradise meets sustainability, and adventure blends seamlessly with luxury.

He is currently Vice President, Senior Business Development Officer at KfW IPEX Bank, a German bank specializing in international projects and export finance. DJ is skilled in Export & Project Finance, Wealth Management, Offshore banking and Investments.

Get ready for the ultimate racing experience as the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025 speeds into town! This highly anticipated event has been a highlight of the racing calendar since 2008, with the Marina Bay Street Circuit hosting the first-ever night race in F1 history.

In a world where women, especially those of African descent, face numerous barriers to professional success, Dr. Tega Edwin stands tall as a beacon of hope and empowerment. This Nigerian- Yoruba woman, now thriving in the United States, has traversed the corridors of education, defied stereotypes, and established herself as a leading career coach and advocate for women's parity.

Black African women's hair has long been a symbol of identity, culture, and beauty. From traditional styles like dreadlocks and braids to modern trends like afro-puffs and sleek low cuts, our hair tells a story of resilience, creativity, and self-expression.

As Africa's leading economy, South Africa is poised to leverage Singapore's strategic position as a gateway to Asia. This article explores sectors aligned with African markets, investment and trade opportunities, and the cultural exchange imperative.

In the heart of Johannesburg, the City of Gold, a rising star in the furniture-making industry is redefining the art of craftsmanship and design. Khumza Style and Design, a black youth-owned business, is the brainchild of Thabiso Khumalo, a self-taught furniture maker and entrepreneur originally from Botswana.

Christian Brothers University (CBU), located in Memphis, Tennessee, is gaining international recognition for its commitment to academic excellence, career readiness, and ethical leadership. As a Catholic university rooted in Lasallian traditions, CBU fosters an inclusive and globally minded educational environment, offering transformative opportunities for all studentsChristian B?.rothers University (CBU), located in Memphis, Tennessee, is gaining international recognition for its commitment to academic excellence, career readiness, and ethical leadership. As a Catholic university rooted in Lasallian traditions, CBU fosters an inclusive and globally minded educational environment, offering transformative opportunities for all students

On the southwestern coast of Africa lies Namibia a land of vast deserts, diamond-rich dunes, and a resilient population of just under three million people. It is a country whose people have endured and triumphed, and today, under President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s leadership, it is reclaiming its place as a beacon of stability, unity, and innovation within SADC and beyond. Her Excellency’s rise in 2025 as Namibia’s first female President marked a defining moment not only for her nation but for the entire continent. A liberation icon, seasoned diplomat, and former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, she brings to leadership a blend of wisdom, warmth, and quiet strength.

Oskido born Oscar Bonginkosi Mdlongwa stands as a defining figure in the sound and soul of South African music. Revered as the Godfather of Kwaito, his legacy extends far beyond the genre’s golden era, influencing generations of artists and shaping the evolution of African urban soundscapes. His story is one of cultural innovation, mentorship, and vision a journey that continues to echo across the continent and the world.

Mudrik Ramadhan Soraga is a prominent figure in Zanzibar’s economic landscape. Recently appointed as Minister of Tourism and Cultural Heritage, he is set to lead a transformative era for the archipelago, using his extensive experience in trade and investment to energize the tourism sector.

Rachoene’s leadership blends tradition and modernity. His collaborations with traditional leaders and acts of community generosity have fostered unity and strengthened partnerships that drive sustainable development throughout the province.

As one of the youngest African American mayors in Memphis’ history, Mayor Young represents a new wave of visionary leadership — one rooted in purpose, inclusion, and pride in heritage. His journey is not only inspiring for the people of Memphis but also carries profound significance for young boys and girls across Africa and the African diaspora. He reminds us that leadership is not about age, but about vision, integrity, and impact.

A Journey of Vision and Service In a province filled with young girls who dream but need tangible inspiration, her story stands as living proof that the path to greatness begins with courage, purpose, and humility. “Diplomacy is not about distance,” she shared. “It’s about connection — about understanding the cultures, dreams, and dignity of the people we represent. When we engage from a place of empathy, we build the kind of trust that transforms nations.” In her current posting as South Africa’s High Commissioner to Singapore, Lobe is reimagining diplomacy through collaboration and cultural exchange. Her work extends beyond policy meetings; it embodies a shared African vision — one of innovation, youth empowerment, and partnership that transcends borders.

The G20, or Group of Twenty, is an elite forum comprising the world's leading economies, accounting for approximately 85% of global GDP, 75% of international trade, and two-thirds of the world's population. This prestigious platform brings together the most influential nations to address pressing global challenges, foster international cooperation, and drive sustainable economic growth.

In the realm of African arts and culture, few names shine as brightly as Dudu Manhenga. This Zimbabwean-born Afro-jazz artist, musician, and songwriter has built a remarkable career spanning decades, leaving an indelible mark on the continent's music landscape.

In the realm of African Renaissance, few names shine brighter than Dr. John Kani. A thespian titan, he has traversed continents, languages, and genres, leaving an indelible mark on the world stage. This article celebrates his extraordinary journey, from humble beginnings to international acclaim, and the immense respect he deserves from Africa and beyond.

In this special African Renaissance edition of Southgerian Lifestyle Magazine, we honor an exemplary African woman who has left an indelible mark on our cultural heritage. Dr. Esther Mahlangu, a South African artistic legend, has inspired generations with her vibrant Ndebele artwork, bridging traditional roots with modern flair.

From Breast Cancer Survivor to Activist Betty Akeredolu, the former First Lady of Ondo State in Nigeria, is a name synonymous with courage, resilience, and determination. Her journey from being diagnosed with breast cancer to becoming a vocal advocate for cancer awareness and women's health is a testament to her strength and compassion.

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